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MicheleM, Oct 2026
I’m so glad we decided to...
I’m so glad we decided to take this tour. It was informative and Fun!! We learned a lot about the history of the park and the surrounding area. Toke a few short hikes with vantage points for photos and vista that were stunning. Would highly recommend. Tom our guide was knowledgeable and made the entire experience very enjoyable
Tracy_A, Oct 2026
Spiritual Experience Under the Full Moon
Kay and her husband were quite the team, creating such a peaceful and meaningful experience while managing such a large group of us. Being surrounded by the beauty and stillness of Joshua Tree, beneath the full, made the evening feel truly magical. The sound bath itself was incredibly relaxing, and everything was beautifully set up for us. Even the weather seemed to be just right. There was something so special about being in the desert, surrounded by Joshua Trees, listening to the healing sounds and simply being present in the moment.
Lori_R, Sept 2026
Great Way to Easily See Joshua Tree
It was a perfect way to experience Joshua Tree in a short time and if you don't want much physical exertion. There were a number of stops along the way that gave you great views of the park. Our tour guide Eddie, was informative and helpful. The tour lasted the full 5 hours.
Kevin_N, Sept 2026
Awesome! Well worth the money!
The trip was awesome! There was so much information given about these celebrities' homes and the owners! The tour guide answered all questions, was very courteous, very knowledgeable, and you can tell he loves what he does! I would recommend this tour to anyone!
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Palm Springs appeals to a broad range of travelers. Whether you’re after outdoor adventure or on a hunt for the coolest mid-century architecture, the California desert oasis delivers. On Palm Springs tours, venture beyond the city to explore the geology around the legendary San Andreas Fault or hike and bike the 10-mile (16-kilometer) loop to the Indian Canyons. For panoramic views, soar over Palm Springs on the Aerial Tramway, ascending 5,783 feet (1,763 meters) into the San Jacinto Mountains. Or stay closer to the city and get the insiders’ scoop on Palm Springs’s famous residents and historical icons.

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